music: H.Schütz & E.Sleichim
inspired by Günter Grass, John Gray, Yvonne Vera

Marathon-performance directed by Ivo van Hove, with fifteen actors of Toneelgroep Amsterdam & BL!NDMAN [drums].
Music by Eric Sleichim

This program, conceived by Eric Sleichim & Matt Wright (UK), focuses on the use of turntables. With a video by Olga Mink (NL).

Iconoclasts Eric Sleichim and Marnix De Cat take on works from the Petrus Alamire Complex with the organ, saxophone and live electronics.

Haendel’s most iconic works by organ and saxophone quintet !

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Eric Sleichim and Matt Wright (UK) – concert for saxophone, turntables and laptop

music theatre based on Don De Lillo’s famous novel

Schaubühne Berlin. Text: Christopher Marlowe. Direction: Ivo van Hove. Music: Eric Sleichim

Münchener Kammerspiele. Direction: Ivo van Hove. Music: Eric Sleichim

Huelgasensemble en BL!NDMAN [sax] present a program based on improvised counterpoint.

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Helse tijden is a new series of programs by Behoud de Begeerte.
Eric Sleichim & BL!NDMAN provide musical comment.

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Theaterperformance of Ivo van Hove based on Teorema, a film and novel by Pasolini in collaboration with BL!NDMAN [new strings]. With music by Eric Sleichim, Webern and Beethoven.

Tenney’s work, spectral even before the notion had gained general acceptance, is featured in this programme together with compositions by 2 European spectralists par excellence: Gérard Grisey and Giacinto Scelsi.

This music-theatre is based on a fascination for Pier Paolo Pasolini’s last film, the violent Salò, o le 120 giornate di Sodoma.

portret of Helmut Oehring by a united string quartet and saxophone quartet

16 voices and 4 saxophones are united in one spiritual programme in which old and new compositions come together. The amplification and positioning of choir and instruments enhances the audience’s feeling of being amidst the sounds. Isotropes is a unique experience that adds a rich intensity to these musing pieces.

Eight singers of the Huelgas Ensemble perform together with the 4 saxophonists of BL!NDMAN polyphonic compositions from the 16th century